Identify the six functions of nonverbal communication. Give an example of each function.
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Nonverbal communication works in conjunction with the verbal message to provide clarity to the message through the following six functions: repeating, accenting, conflicting, complementing, regulating, and substituting for the verbal message. Examples may include the following: Saying “Yes” while nodding one’s head to repeat the message; emphasizing the word despise when saying, “I despise broccoli,” to accent the message; winking while saying, “I’m having so much fun,” to indicate a contradiction; making nonverbal motions to show you are listening when saying, “I’m listening to you”; looking at a quiet member of a group to request that member talk to regulate the conversation; and pointing instead of giving directions verbally to substitute a verbal message.
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